10 Apr, 2016

Dalay: “Turkey forming relations with Egypt is like taking a pill as an obligation, it does not necessarily legitimize the Sissi administration.”

Galip Dalay | 10 April 2016

Turkey opens new chapter in region after PYD rift with Washington After the deadlock with Washington over the PYD, Ankara is in pursuit of collaboration with alternative actors such as Saudi Arabia and Israel through [...]

Dalay: “Turkey forming relations with Egypt is like taking a pill as an obligation, it does not necessarily legitimize the Sissi administration.”2022-01-31T11:49:35+03:00
3 Apr, 2016

What Can Be Learned From The Failed Egyptian Democratic Transition?

Mohammad Affan | 03 April 2016

Abstract In this paper, many tools and methods commonly recommended by the literature of democratization are examined in the light of the failed Egyptian transition. “Pacted” transition, drafting a new constitution, popular engagement through elections, [...]

What Can Be Learned From The Failed Egyptian Democratic Transition?2022-01-31T11:40:55+03:00
9 Mar, 2016

Kurdish politics amid the fight against the ISIS: Can a common cause surmount old rivalries?1

Galip Dalay | 09 March 2016

The conflict with ISIS is reshaping regional dynamics in a way that will likely affect the course of Kurdish politics for years to come.

Kurdish politics amid the fight against the ISIS: Can a common cause surmount old rivalries?12022-01-31T11:26:28+03:00
9 Mar, 2016

The KCK -PKK’s Politico-Ideological Discourse Towards Islam: A Replica of the Kemalist Model?

Dr. Ahmet Yildiz | 09 March 2016

The KCK-PKK’s essentialism regarding Islam has long targeted sheikhs and aghas, the traditional loci of powers in the Kurdish environment.

The KCK -PKK’s Politico-Ideological Discourse Towards Islam: A Replica of the Kemalist Model?2022-01-31T11:17:37+03:00
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